pi-crust-full

The "batteries-included" entry point for pi-crust.

npx pi-crust-full

That's it. This package depends on pi-crust (and, in the future, every official extension), so a single npx invocation gets you the whole experience without needing to remember a longer install command.

What this is

pi-crust-full is a meta-package. It contains no runtime code of its own — its bin simply re-execs the pi-crust CLI from the pi-crust package it pulled in. The official extensions live in their own packages and are listed as dependencies of this one, so a single npx pi-crust-full invocation gets you the complete experience:

• pi-crust — core
• @cemoody/pi-crust-ext-artifacts — show_artifact
• @cemoody/pi-crust-ext-presentations — show_presentation, list_presentation_templates
• @cemoody/pi-crust-ext-pr-story — show_pr_story
• @cemoody/pi-crust-ext-branching — /fork, /clone
• @cemoody/pi-crust-ext-schedule — cron-scheduled prompts

It also enables full-distribution-only features that the base pi-crust ships dormant:

• Browser Terminal — a PTY-backed shell (wterm) available from the sidebar, scoped to a session's working directory. Enabled here via PI_CRUST_ENABLE_TERMINAL=1; the base npx pi-crust does not show it.

When to install pi-crust directly instead

If you want a lean install with only the core (and you'll add extensions yourself), use:

npx pi-crust

The base distribution omits the optional features above. To turn on just the Terminal without the full meta-package, set the flag yourself:

PI_CRUST_ENABLE_TERMINAL=1 npx pi-crust

License

MIT.